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KILLED BY A BRICK.
SAD ACCIDENT no 4 noY OFTEN
At 81. Alphonsus Church Yesterday Charlie,
Wlnterholter Is Struck on the Head by
u Failing Brick and Receives Injur.:
los Of which he Soon Dies.

A shocking ..and almost unique acct.
dent happened yesterday forenoon at st.
Alphonsus church. The children had
been out at recess, and were just called
In. Charles Winterholter, a boy OF ten,
whose mother Is a widow and lives al 1854
Fifteenth slreet, was in the narrow ares
way between tho school house and the
new church, now in process Of erection
James Bodley, a brieklayer, was working
near the top Of the building, and hiH ton
dor, William jackson, was Just taking q
hod load Of bricks up to the scaiIold. Al
one point there is q very difficult passage
Tor a mar 80 burdened, and as JackaoI
stopped there q brick was dislodged and
fell to the ground, a distance Of nearly 16(
feet.
The falling brick struck young Winter,
hotter on the head, crushing his skull ant
injuring bis brain. He was picked up by
one Of tho Fathers In charge Of the school
md carried into the house, where q ply
pician and his mother soon arrived. The
sorrow Of the latter was touching. The
| doctors saw at once TINT there WINS NJ
hope Of saving the boys life, and he wa
ut once removed 10 his home in Eas'
Wheeling, where he died about noon.
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CLOSING SESSION
OF the Fourth Street Church Lyceum In
Evening,

.."N . .HN i"
OF the Fourth, Street Church Lyceum Lust
Evening.
Notwithstanding the excessive heat
there was a largo crowd e. the Fourth
Street NJ. E. church last evening at the
closing session Of the Lyceum. This
series Of entertainments has proved a
source Of enjoyment and improvement to
many people, and the session last evening
was in every way a fitting close. The leo
ture waa upon the Jews and their relation
to the ancient civilizations, already dis.
cusssd on 8 previous evening. 1t was an
effort to show how in the providence OF
God the Jews gathered up into themselves
the powerful elements OF previous devel-
opnent and handed it down to after gem
erations. The eitustion OF this meagrs ma.
ton and their history form one Of the
wonders OF human development and give
the singular fascination to the study Of
ancient records. The literary end
musical programme was charming.
Mrs. Hutchens and Miss Doddridge play.
cd g delightful piano duet. Miss Fowler
read 4 OF the moBt beautiful and in
structive papers heard during these Ly.
cerm meetings. The subject was "Lowell,"
and the writer dwelt in fitting termg on
his rich and successful career. The essay
WAS read With great eEss and clearnesa,
and pleased everybody. Mrs. Guy R. @. AL.
len read with fino effect "Ezekisi's Court
ing" and Mr., 0. s. Long favored the au-
dience with q delightful recitation Of "rhe
Vision Of Sir L%au1faul.n Miss Mamie
Britt Sang with the richness OF voice and
fine expression for which abe ia noted.
Tho whole programme wa Of the pleas.
ATTEST character. The grateful. acknowl.
e%dgeEaent Of those who have attended is
due to those who have made the literary
and musical features Of these evenings 80
admirable and helpful,
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A MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

To be Given as Part OF the Big Reunion IL
August.
The Reunion Music Committee has
been quite active In preparing for the mu'
sical part OF the exercises, aud invitations
have been sent to all the public schools o.
the city and vicinity to have the pupils
form o large chorus, to sing during the at
ternoous Of the Reunion, TO be assisted by
the other singers who may have the time
to spare during the day. Fo. the second
night "wednesday q grand monster con.
cert will be arranged, in which the sing
ing societies Of the city and n%eighborhood
will tske part, to which the Bellaire Cho.
raj Society will also be assigned q part,
and in which local singers not members
of tho society will lend their aid, thus in
a measure, for that night, making it a sort
OF musical festival in honor Of tho Re.
union aud the distinguished 'genersls who
will be present.
The rehearaals for the childran's cho-
rus will be in charge Of Pro!esBors Asbcnx,
schockey and Vsss, and at the concert
and during the other meetings Of the Re-
union one or the other Of these gentlemen
will have charge Of the musical part OF
tho programmes, thus assuring q system
atic and satisfactory result. The band aud
orchestra will BIZ one Of the best procura.
BILE, and il tho speeches and. abort talks
are IS good as the mueic will be, the little
tent that holds 10000 people will not be
large enough to hold all tho folks that
will be there.
An ample stage for the chorus, mu-
sicians and speakers will be erected, 60
designed that every Que Gun Gee, be seen
and heard. II funds enough are secured,
aomo eort OF seating arrangement will be
provided Tor the whole tent, and II thoae
who want to 70 and have o seat, will con.
tribute 25 cents TO the fGance committee,
the 10000 pUopls tho tent will hold on one
occasion would rsiae o fund Of S., 1000,
enough to furnish a cushioned seat fol-
every one,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Foil
Abroad.

Strangers tn the City and Wheeling Fofka
Abroad.
Mr.. Charles 1. Hagcn, OF Fairmont, is
ct the Mcclure House.
W. F. Lsypont and vile, Of HarriH.
vile, Ohio, were in town yesterday.
Mr.. E. G. JeIreys, editor OF the Graf
ton Sentinel, was in the city yesterday.
j.. e. G. Pancake and wife, Of Romney,
we're at the Mcclure House yesterday.
]. 1. Weaver and wife, OF Burgetts.
town, Pa, are visiting Wheeling friends.
Mr.. r. Nee. Smith. Travelling Passenger
Agent oithe G., B. 4 c. railroad, was here
yesterday.
MIR. G. L. Greene, Excursion Agent Of
the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling road,
vas in town yesterday.
Mr.. Henry Florsheim, Of Finleyville,
Pa, wss in the city yesterday. Mr.. Flor.
sheim furnishes the City Gas Company
with coal.
/. NJ. Wade, of Bra1.on Cqurt Eoule,
wss hsre yesterday in attendance on
the Supreme Court, before which he has
o case pending.
Squire George Arkle will leave to-day,
with his family, TO. Cedar Grove, Kama
Eha county, where the family will ruBti.
cate for soaie time.
Mr.. Martin J. Russell, Of tho editorial
staff of the Chicago Herald, who has been
the guest OF Judge Melvin here, left for
his home yesterday. His son was with
him.
Professor R. McGregor, of the Ohio
Deal Mute 1%nstitute, came ver to Bellaire
with his pupils on the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad. 10 is o CUES. ct Mr.. Steenrod's,
east Of town.
Hon. John A. Hutchinson, Of Parkers-
burg, E. B. Knight, Of CharIeston, J. W.
English and ]. B. Mensger, Of Point
Pleasant, were o distinguished quartette
Of lawyers who made IN oral argument
before the Supreme Court Of Appeals
yesterday.
Misses n. NJ. Lyons, Emma Lyons and
Teresa Lyons, OF ST. Paul, MIMI, and
Miss Eta Mccormick, of Grand Forks,
Oak, were at the Mcclure HOUSE yestsr.
day. They are on their way home from
Mt. de Chantsl for the summer vacation,
Miss N. n. Lyons is a graduate of that
institution and the other three young
ladies are pupils there.
Ill: N. B. Stover,-a popular Baltimore
4 Ohio engineer, and his wife, have re-
turned home alter q pleasant trip over
the Ohio River railroad With the NOM
bera Of the Chillicothe Division No. 65,
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers.
&c reports a grand time, and says the
Cincinnati ind Ohilliooths boys will
never forget the kindness and generosity
Of the Wheeling people shown to them by
their representatives, MeBsrs. Hart, OF the
lNTELLlaESosR, and Grant, Scott & Co.,
OF the Mcclure House.
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POI |. ENESS.

The poitest gentleman we ever heard Of was a person who,
on passing a sitting hen, said, apologeticaliY "Don't rise,
madam" We must rise to state a question. Have you seen
the NEW and expensive Children's Suits recently received in
our Children's Department They are so nice and elegant that
they always "rise" upon a ladys entering the door. They are
a choice find for any mother who wants her child to have the
best. The young lady who swooned on hearing 1t announced
that a naked fact would be disclosed came to On receiving posi-
tive assurance that it would be clothed at the "STAR." The
lady came in afterwards with her little brlghteycd brother and
remarked: Give brought you another fact to %clote." The
fact is, we sold her a Jersey Suit, as that is the nearest thing we
have to nakcdness. We like to see a mother who has genuine
taste amongst our "Star Waists" Its like seeing a COW in
clover-good, big, high clover, and every sprig in bloom. They
hardly know which to take. After all, it is nice to be pleased
at the Star Clothing House.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Prevalence Of Typhoid Feyer-Nsss Notes
I'd and Personals.

-sE-.r- ..N..#.# --r .HE=Taaara.fH.
Prevalence Of Typhoid Feyer-News Note
and Personals.
Rev. E. F. Walker Is In Philadelphia,
Mis- Ollie Barr Is down with the typhoid fever,
Miss Laura swartz leityesterdsy for Cleveland Ii Il
visit friends. -"
A%strawbetry social will be given at Scotch Ridy
this evening.
Mrs. J. II. Hall returned home TO Kent. O.. aftc
. WISH 10 hef sou, Ut. ". II. Hall, OF Fourth street
All the teachers IN the public schools will b.
salaries. |NS,'
James Findley will leave shortly for Findlay, O
where he has purchased ground on which TO oper
a stone quarry. ~
The Catholic fair and festival will begin n,
laiayeiie Hall Oh Thursday evening and will con
tinle I'LL saturoay evening.
TIC Junior and scnior classes OF last term from
the public schools, passed pleasant hours picnic
my on Inc hill across the river yesterday.
Thomas Conoway, who for o time past ha,
been aneeted with pleurisy, was taken Ill while al
wotk 10 The Elson Glass works yesterday and had
Relies from Walnut Grove can now be seen III
ATHEIST every household in tho shape OF lowel
STANDS, hanging baskets, rustic chairs, etc, AND
are highly prtzsd by their owners. " -
PcaSc township tax books Will be In Martini,
feity, tuesday at the Hanover House, Thursdayl
~ tne ounce O. !. lanes. Tho balance Of The
time at the Office Of Z. T. Howell, Bridgeport. :.
Arthur loves "lIooSier Doctor" will appear a,
Lafayette hall tomorrow evening This companS
Kept a big audience In n roar Of laughter duriu;
an engagement here last week, and will draw !
good house. Es- :
J. j. McClelland, OF Bank street, Bridpeport
makes all kinds Of rubber stamps for names, carf
addresses. and all branches Of business at The low
est prices, All work guaranteed, and done or
short notice. Call and SEQ him.
pr. Garrison, q young prueticiug physician O
removed on Thursday evening 10 the North
wheeling Hospital. Ills chances OF recovery ar
slight. The above disease has become quite pre-
saIeht IN ana about the city, mostly Arising HON
day stricken with tho fever, aud new cases are
noted every. day. Tho water used from what /,
Known as Mlllisan's pump Is wholly unit to drink
and thould undergo I thorough cleaning. -.I..E-H
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO OUR FRIENDS.
~ STOCK YARDS REopENED.
Having bsen denied the privilege OF handling
STOCK Tor the last three months, we are now able b
announce TO all our! patrons that We Will open me
18th day OF june, and receive Live Stock on com.
mission. Thanking you for your libt raj support
heretofore. We can only refer you 10 our former
record, and It VIII be our motto IN the future, hon.
csty and prompt payments. -
jel0 ..s. -. GUODHEH a THnMAs
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ST. JosEpn,s PARISH SCHOOLS.
Tho Annual Closing Exercises Held Las,
q Evening,

Tho Annual Closing Exercises Held Last
Evening. &.
Tho annual closing exercises Of st.
JoReph'a Parochisl Schools were held In
the Convent hall, on Fourteenth street,
Last evening, and as usual this important
event attracted so many people that tho
large hall was crowded. A very attractive
programme war rendered by the boys and
girls Of the schools, and Bishop Kahn pre-
sided at tho distribution OF premiums,
These schools are divided into four de.
partments, two grades for the boys and
two for the girls. The attendance In all
averages about 225 pupils, there being
come forty boya and forty girls In tho
grammar gradea, an enrolment OF
eighty or ninety In each oil tho primary
departments. :
Blehop Kahn, in distributing the premi.
ums last evening, made some appropriate
remarka 10 the pupils. The Sullivan
medal, the first honor, was bestowed In
tho boys school on Willie Maboney, and
Ia the gisl's school on Emma Cunning.
ham. a silver medal Tor the frat honor
In tho primary grade was also given IN the
girls achool, the recipient being Title
Gohring. Twelve honors in all wore ON
ferred In each school, and every pupil 70.
ceiyGd q prize propoftIonad to the dill.
gence and good conduct OF the paDt wear.
The programme contained aonu very
enjoyable numbers. The larger boys rem.
dered two little dramas, 1.-THE Old Flag
q patriotic play, in the course OF which
"The Star spangled Banner" was nicely
aung, and Ignorance Ia Bliss" They
aleo sang a chorus, my Own Boy jack
The girlB rendered a beautiful dialogue
In costume, the title being "The Daugh.
ter's Dream" A chorus, "In the Star.
light" was also sung by them. Miss
Mary Kenny rrecited "fhe Widow OF
Main" and Miss Rosa Carney q humorous
selection from the Danbury News mans
writings. The smaller girls gave very
nicely an operetta, twsnty.aix OF them
taking part. The smaller boys gave n
character dialogue, "Msrry Worksrs,"
each representing q different trade or call.
Ing. They nlso rendered u chorus, "Gaily
Our Boat
Every performance was greeted with en-.
thuslastic plaudits by the large audience.
Tho parents and friends OF the young pu.
pills had good reason 10 be proud OF the
way in'vhich they acquitted themselves.
The entertainment In every way reflected
credit on the Sisters OF ST. Joseph, whose
labor Of love it Is to teach these schools,
and their indefatigable and intelligent
efforts were plainly exhibited in the re.
suits attained,
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MANAGER GENTl1En's BESEFlr.
A Fin Entertainment ut tho Grant Lust

"A Elne ENTERTAINMENTS Ut mo Irunu Litbt
Evoning.
The benefit entertainment tonde,ed
Manager Genther at the Grand last even.
ing was q memorable success in every
sense. Though with one or two e1cep.
tionB the performers we're amateurs it is a
fine professional troupe indeed that car
give q better evening entertainment. In
the frat part H. J. Menkemiller was
bones. E. N. Guckert inlerlocutor and NJ.
Il. McNabb tambo. Messrs. Day, Nc.
Nabb, Carson, Menkeniller and Nesbitt
Gang solos, and Messrs. Day, Csrson,
Goyer ind Diegmiller a quartette.
Col. Jacob kemple opened the second
part with q characteristic disquisition,
Mrs. Paling sang a baritone solo. Prof.
Bane gave a guitar colo, and MI. Menke.
miller a comic banjo solo. oacar Seeloy
Gang o bssa solo. Eesbitt and MyIes
equalled the average professional song
and dance team, and Dave White would
make an instant SUCCESS as on Irish come.
dian on any STAGE. Mr.. Frank Dinger
WAS never excelled as a female imper.
%aonator on a-Wheelipg stage. Guekert
& Poke, tho Spanish students, are a show
in themselves, and Messrs. Loos and
Strarb have few supDriorD on the bars.
The after piece was very funny, and
Misses Sitgreavcs and Prince carried OF
tho honors.
The audience was large ard select; and
a more enthusiastic n was never aeen in
tho house.
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UP AToLD BETHANY.
L Continued from Eir,l, Page.]

Continued from fTr'!, Page.]
know not what q day may bring FORTH"
and " will ahow You the things that Will
shortly come to pass." The discourse Ia
spoken Of as q very able and eloquent
one. Monday night a charming little
drama was given.
Tuesday night the 0ssoliau Society pro.
ssutsd the following programme:
Society Song.
Invocation.
V'0''n SOLO 'faa' A ii:. Z. 6. Low ;.' .".."
Recitation, 1.-THE Dream" ..-.-Rossle Curtis, W. Va
Duett "iye Wandered In Dreams, ......... ..... Wade
Essay. 1.-THE Coming Of the Birds. Rose While, o
ofatlon. 1.-THE Women Of To-day .m....a.-.":;
Piano Solo "a Tro,a.ore,S,r ..........s.".k Dom
Recitation. ".The Legend Of The Organ Builder, -...
1s,'s,. Mamie Mendcl. ". Va
n h;sSi;S sss' tsssh. s sns Daisy Lew so %;w "
L. Realistic Headings,
Plano Solo, "Tnmninla uauce' '.,,,, ,.,,.,,.,,.,. Mills
Miss Pendleton.
President, N. Lotto, bartlett, Ohio.
Wednesday morning tho Juniors de.
manded attention with the following:
Grafton, 1.-THE Modifying Influence, Of Reiorma.
Poem. 1.-THE College Bell. Miss Hose Wills, Q
Grafton, Political Volcanoes" ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
H. ~ J. W. Gorrel, ", Va
Glass Paper..........,M Miss NJ. l.. bartlett, O., Editor
HI Rumble, O., President. i.
+. 3. Israel, O., Secretary,
Wednesday afternoon the class Of 81
dedicated Its tree on the campus and held
its class day exercises, asaisted by the or.
chestra: Mr.. Jones is president Of the
class. MIR. Reid was the orator, his Sub.
iect being 1.-THE New South" Nj. Curry
was the poet and with college Reminia.
%cences" as a theme did very well. Miss
Shriner was the historian and Mr.. Wool
cry the grumbler.
Wednesday evening the commencement
exercises OF the American Literary Insti-
tute took place. The programme was as
follows:
Kirk, Ohio
oeGletaty. ii. Rumble, Ohio
ealutstory I. Martin, Ohio
oraton-subiect: abraham Lincoln" .............. ...
oratfou-subjcct: "rtan". ..J. R. Anderson. Ohio
Valedictory- I. Woolery, Kentucky
The Beta Theta Phi fraternity gave a
splendid banquet afterwards In Chapel
hall. The grounda and p%romenades were
handsomely Illuminated.
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Mr.. Edward A. Duane, OF New York,
and Mics Lizzie Trusehel, OF this city, were
married ut tho Cathedral at 0 o'clock yes.
terdhy morning, RI. Rev. Bishop Kahn
officiating. Alter the ceremonyt the bridal
party. were driven to the residence Of the
brides parents, on Fourteenth street,
where an elegant luncheon was eeryed.
MIR. snd Mrs. Duane left later on an ex.
tended bridal tour. The presents received
were numerous and costly, snd the wed.
ding u Of the most elegant ecen in
Wheeling Tor a long time.
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TIide with any Throat Or Lung Disease.
u You have 9 Cough or Cold, or the chill.
dren are threatened with Group or
Mhooping Cough, use Acker's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble. It
Is q posltve cure, and we guarantee It.
rflce ~ and Dc. Logan c 90. and O.
m6nRemeuer, a D
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Cheap Exours,ous to Cincinnati,

The steamer Andes leaves Wheeling for
Cincinnati every Tuesday at 8 P. NJ, and
will cell excursion tickets to parties Of FIVE
Or more. One week Of pleasure, beauti.
tui scenery and good music on the largest
and beat steamer that comes to Wheeling.
For rates apply to Frank Booth or Capt.
Charles Muhleman, Wheeling, W. Va.
S2I MWdP
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ADMINISTRATORS, NOTICES,
D~MINIsTRATORs' NOTICE.

AAe inEcE [EtG24fL ,E-fhtW9ycT ~ agaEs
WHEELING. y. IVA, June !, 1857.
Tho undersigned having been duly qualified and
appointed Administrations Of the estate Of 3. j.
Stone, deceased, hereby notify all person.
holding claims asalnat said estate TO prcsen, tho
amc properly certified. wlthou. delay; and all
persons ''1u' indebted to said estate to call and settle
inside Of thirty days. as
We. STONE,
1880 Main street, Wheeling, ". Va,
J. T. sToEE,
'e1o*R loA Main Street, Wheeling, ". Va,
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The stockholders Of the Ohio VALLEY
Manufacturer, the trade journal to be pub.
iIehed by a joint atock company here
under the management Of Mp. 81. Moore,
met'lsst night and elected tho following
Board Of Dtrictorus 4. Loring, @. R. Hub.
bard. n: E. Whitaker, Benjamin Fisher,
M.F. Peterson, W. Il. Wallace and PHI.
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DROPOSALS
OPOSA

Sealed Proposals Will be received by tho Com.
mitlee on Streets Of the City Of Bcnwood for Mac
aoamizing sc7en Huudred Yards, more or less. Ss
ths city ma, determine, Of the Wheeling and
10y fuuptke. beginning at the south.
sate the sum for furnishing, mapping and snread.
ipg the limestone t:Alko the sum Tor furnishing
ihe hed rock, 70 DO either lime or said stone, not
les than ten inches deep. -. =" -
all bids. Address, -
SAMUEL BLAKE, Chairman Com.
lelo 800 Mayors Oliec. Bcnwood, ". Va.
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The Librarian's report showed an aver.
age circulation in May OF books per day Of
~, the total being 4,423. The circulation
in the reading room &as S43. The amount
RECEIVED from fines, etc, wss s15 70.
1t wa resolved that the Board would
not confirm the appointment by local
commissioners OF married women as
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At tho residence OF Nj. William John.
ston, on North York atrest, laland, las!
night, Mr.. ]. Fred seamen end Miss
Jessie NJ. Johnuton were married. by Rev.
MI. Grimes. Quite s pleasant time was
enjoyed by al, and many valuable pres.
ents were received. 4
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Pittsburgh ind Return

Commencing Sunday, June s, and con.
tinuing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at low
rate of 81 so, and to Washington, Pa, and
return at 81; 90. Trains leave at s and
s:lo A. NJ, returning arrive at I aud 1l:1O
P. II.
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HoTEL FOR SALE.
FARMS % sALE.

-Four Fine Farms For sale-One OF so Acres,
situate az miles west OF Martins Ferry, Ohio, on
Fly, fleasant Pike, with fine Improvements aud
ea and nearly all in %graIn-cheap and on easy
One Of 100 Acres, situate eight miles from
bsloSepoit, on the Cadlz Pike, with good twok,oly
#lth aa abundance OF fruit OF all kinds.
Also, one Of 100 Acres, four miles from Bridge.
port on wheeling Creek, south side OF National
toaa, WIN q splendid twosto.y, frame dwelling
WIN all necessary outbuiidings; good orchard and
plenty oil ANAL fruit OF all Kinds,
Also, one Oh lit Acres, situate one mile west Of,
81. CialrsYille, O.: This Is considered one Of the
rich sol, nice location, and In splendid order.
AL OF the above farms will ba Eold cheap aud Oh
easy terms. For particulars call on or address
K. +. HOWELL,
1rsurance and Real Estate Agent,
70 Mylo-HwdP saHaLE EsaE.rrHI NridpanOft. Ohio
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Excursion to Louisville, Ky,

On the occasion OF the Interstate Com
petitlVe drill OF Louisville, KY, the Balti-
more 4 Ohio Railroad Company will sell
round trip ticke!s at low excursion rates.
tickets will be sold on June 20 and 81,
and will be good returning until June e
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Holiday Relief Corps las. evening pre-.
ssented to Mother Holiday fine um.
brella. Mrs. Harris msde : neat pre-.
aentation speech. Mrs. Holiday re.
sponded, and then presented tho Corps
with q handsome lsg for their altar, SH
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Gentlemon,s Fine Shoes,

Stacy, Adams & Co.'s make are nne1.
celled for style, q and wear, and are much
cheaper, wear considered, than many Of
the low priced shoes on the market,
]. w. AMlcK, sole agent,
las Main street.